Small New York Apartment Is Full Of Surprises

NYC apartments are renowned for being small, and this one is no exception, however, it does boast exceptional interior design and functionality. The 240-square-foot apartment, refurbished by Brooklyn architect Tim Seggerman, is clad in a variety of light woods and features some quirky and unexpected spaces.

The home contains an open plan layout with the kitchen/dining area and living room running into one another. It also has a bathroom and a sleeping loft above the kitchen.

By renovating the apartment the architect was able to finish the home with a pallet of blonde woods, while also increase the efficiency of the space in term of function. 

My favorite part of this remodelled apartment is the ‘library nook’ adjacent the bed; a tiny alcove in the wall that’s big enough for one person to sit and read amongst the built-in bookshelves.

The tiny home even has its own washing machine! It sits in another alcove adjacent to the bed, giving the resident a luxury that many New Yorkers do not – home laundry.

Via Tim Segerman